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Authors: This is a place to post author interviews.

Hi Kimelene We usually post the author interviews a few days after they are submitted.

Today, I am posting an author interview with the man who wrote Daniel and the Sun Sword.

Hey, if you have the time, I just posted my author interview with Ken Magee up as a new discussion forum.

We recently posted author interviews for Michelle Buckman, Terry Burns, Max Elliot Anderson, Robert Bakke, Michelle Cove, Rosetta Hoessli, Pen Densham and Eddie Aucoin.

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An author, strategist, speaker and consultant, his books are on the bestseller and critics «best of» lists of The New York Times, WSJ, Washington Post, Bloomberg and Fast Co and his writing and interviews have appeared in NYT, FT, Economist, NPR, Forbes, Quartz, McKinsey, HBR, WIRED among others.

Read my most popular blog posts: How to Stop Procrastinating and Finish What You Start Five Life Lessons I learned From an Old Job An Author's Shortcut to Fame How to Recover from Grief Interview with Brian Swift (If you lack motivation, watch this short iInterview with Brian Swift (If you lack motivation, watch this short interviewinterview)

I mentioned the new biography on Duke Ellington in an earlier post, and this weekend NRO has an interview with its author Terry Teachout, titled Duke 101.

Morning posts will feature a survivor story (today's comes from author Mary DeMuth), and afternoon posts will feature interviews and guest posts from professional counselors, legal experts, and leaders (later today you will meet Boz Tchividjian of Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment — G.R.A.C.E).

In a new interview with Huffington Post, Joel Osteen — bestselling author, preacher and man of a million smiles — is trying to clarify some of his views on money, particularly for those who...

Some practical points: If you're just starting out, some opportunities that make a lot of sense for platform - building include: writing guest posts for popular bloggers who share a similar audience, writing a regular column for a newspaper or online magazine, seeking out speaking gigs (paid or unpaid), participating in conferences (for networking opportunities as well as exposure to new, inspiring ideas), using social media to share your message, and requesting interviews with popular authors / speakers / leaders to feature on your blog.

Wendy@Taking the Long Way Home recently posted... Book Club Interview with Alexandra Heminsley, author of Running Like A Girl

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Recently I posted my interview with J.M. Hirsch, Associated Press Food Editor and author of High Flavor, Low Labor, a cookbook full of flavorful weeknight meals.

The authors are currently analysing additional data from women interviewed between November 2016 to January 2017, which, when combined with data from all the other women, shows that anxiety is associated with chronic post Caesarean pain in a statistically significant way.

Stops on the tour will include guest posts, author interviews, and book reviews.

I loved the interview with Dr. Susanne Bennett, best - selling author of The 7 - Day Allergy Makeover; host of the Wellness for Life radio show; a leading natural allergy expert, specializing in anti-aging and lifestyle medicine; a Huffington Post contributor and television personality.

But I have to say no to aerial yoga... Wendy@Taking the Long Way Home recently posted... Book Club Interview with Alexandra Heminsley, author of Running Like A Girl

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Wendy@Taking the Long Way Home recently posted... Taking the Long Way Home Book Club: Interview with Hal Higdon, author of 4:09:43 Boston Through the Eyes of the Runners

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I may need to find a support group... Wendy@Taking the Long Way Home recently posted... Book Club Interview with Alexandra Heminsley, author of Running Like A Girl

In addition to hundreds of counseling sessions and the immeasurable work he's done with eHarmony, Neil has authored more than 10 books, has been interviewed more than 7,000 times, and has written dozens of articles for publications like The Huffington Post.

Get book reviews and promotions, book information, author interviews and other related articles on my blog Frequency about 2 posts per week.

Wiltshire, England About Blog Book Reviews, author interviews, guest posts and gig reviews, mostly written by Jackie Law.

Posted in 2000s, Authors: Jefferson Robbins, Comedy, Drama, Esoterica, Interviews, Theatrical Permalink Comments (0)

When I first read this post I read an interview with the author of a new biography coming out this October.

Posted in 2014, Authors: Walter Chaw, Film Festivals, Interviews, Israel, Mile High Horror Film Festival Permalink Comments (0)

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Posted in 2013, Authors: Walter Chaw, Film Festivals, Interviews, Mile High Horror Film Festival Permalink

Posted in 2000s, Authors: Walter Chaw, DIFF, Directors: Terry Gilliam, Docudrama, Film Festivals, Interviews Permalink

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I've built up a lovely following with readers and other authors who generously share my posts, invite me for guest author interviews and I've noticed with every interview I do just on a blog my book sales go up.

Amanda Hocking — who became the poster child for self - publishing on the Kindle after she made more than $ 2 million from a series of young - adult novels she wrote and published in the past year — signed a $ 2 - million deal earlier this year with St. Martin's Press, a unit of publishing giant Macmillan, to write a new series of young - adult novels (my colleague Cyndy Aleo wrote a series of posts recently based on her interviews with several young authors about the changes in the industry).

Originally posted on konnlavery.com (Hint: Book marketing advice begins at question # 4) Christa Wojciechowski — Horror Novella Author of SICK June 7, 2016 Interview For this month's guest author, I'd like to welcome Christa Wojciechowski, a fellow horror / thrilAuthor of SICK June 7, 2016 Interview For this month's guest author, I'd like to welcome Christa Wojciechowski, a fellow horror / thrilauthor, I'd like to welcome Christa Wojciechowski, a fellow horror / thriller...

Hi Awesome Really like this site so I have posted by book info and my author interview but they don't seem to be featured on your pages.

I think the author interviews I do are responsible for most of it, but I do find that I prefer reading shorter posts on other blogs (unless they are really super awesome, in which case they can hold my attention for more than 1300 words +!)

For the past few years I've been doing emailed author interviews, displaying them in store and posting them to my blog (www.scififanletter.blogspot.com).

Today he posted and excellent post and inspired me to watch an hour long presentation video and read more on the interviews he did with other best selling authors like Seth Godin.

In what is perhaps the single most telling example of why the traditional publishing fails to address the needs of authors, The Guardian posted an interview with Phillip Jones, editor of the Bookseller, and Nicola Solomon, general secretary of the UK's Society of Aauthors, The Guardian posted an interview with Phillip Jones, editor of the Bookseller, and Nicola Solomon, general secretary of the UK's Society of AuthorsAuthors.

In a guest post, he reflects on his March cover story interview with debut novelist Téa Obreht, author of The Tiger's Wife.

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Posted by Sherrie Wilkolaski Art of Publishing, Author Interviews, Book Marketing, Book Publicity, Featured, Independent Publishing, Marketing Tips, PR, Sherrie Wilkolaski

5 Things Radio Guests Do Wrong (And 7 Ways to Rock the Radio)-- Every author who has done or will do a radio interview needs to read this post by Brad Phillips.

Everyday Author Time per week: 2 - 4 hours Most of my time spent going forward with Everyday Author (at least for the next 9 months) will be writing these posts and also conducting outreach for guest interviews and posts.

From your social media updates, blog posts and article contributions, to your podcast interviews, author collaborations or your newest release... Everything adds to the bigger picture of who you are, and what you can bring to the table.

Posted by: Moses Siregar III in Better Writing, Ebooks, Humor, Indie Publishing, Interviews, My Work, On Authors, Podcasts

This post from Debbie Young rounds up the experience of ALLi (Alliance of Independent Authors) members when being interviewed on local radio.

Cynthia has an author interview posted at Writers Manual.